Hi guys,
I have a Windows Server 2003 domain controller on which I have imported the Outlook 2010 ADM templates.
I have applied some settings for Auto-Archiving.
Once the settings are applied to a User Object in AD, and Auto-Archive runs for the first time, it creates a PST file called ARCHIVE.PST.
So far so good.
When creating my GP, there was an option to specify the MAX PST Size and an option to reject any items when a PST reaches value X
I set the value in both areas to 10000MB (10GB).
So what happens when this limit is reached?
Will the Auto-Archive GP:
1. Detect the Auto-Archive MAX size has been reached a create a new PST called ARCHIVE2.PST?
2. If step 1 is true, will the GP then automatically update the path to the new PST file in Outlook 2010 (File > Options > Advanced > AutoArchive Settings > Move old items to: <THIS IS THE PATH OF WHERE ARCHIVE.PST WAS>
OR
1. Will the user be prompted with a message that ARCHIVE.PST has reached its MAX size, please create a new PST
2. The user then has to manually create a new PST
3. The user finally has to manually change and point to the new PST file in Outlook 2010 (File > Options > Advanced > AutoArchive Settings > Move old items to: <THIS IS THE PATH OF ARCHIVE2.PST>
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,